Sentence examples for non-systematic approach from inspiring English sources

Industrially designed experiments do not always go as planned because a non-systematic approach is often taken by the experimenters and scientists in organisations.

Semantic integration can also be achieved using a non-systematic approach.

Participants believed this shortage is in turn due to a non-systematic approach, which fails to fully take into account factors such as physical structure of the ward, facilities, nurses' experience and their skills, nature of the care patients require and admission procedures, as well as circumstances of other hospital services such as the pharmacy and catering section.

Systematic reviews are less prone to bias than narrative reviews, in which non-systematic approaches to searching, selection and appraisal are employed [ 31].

However, non-systematic approaches are either usually or occasionally adopted in five countries when research is performed within the institution (Austria, Czech Republic, Iceland, Serbia, Sweden).

However, this non systematic approach is fraught with dangers, especially in the realm of new technologies where the individual developing the new technology in the laboratory is more concerned about the potential profits to be derived from the technology rather than possibility of its misuse and negative impact on society.

Limitations of this study include a non-systematic review approach and the possible omission of relevant studies – including those with negative or null results.

A very few monitoring schemes were implemented before or near the onset of major anthropogenic pressures, e.g. mammals in 1538, and birds and plants in 1634 (Table 1, Figs 2a and 4) but these mostly entailed non-systematic monitoring approaches or covered relatively small spatial extents.

Critical cell surface immunoreceptors downregulated during HIV infection have previously been identified using non-systematic, candidate approaches.

Targets have typically been identified using non-systematic, candidate approaches and include the HIV receptor CD4, the restriction factor tetherin, and the MHC I molecules HLA-A/B (Tokarev and Guatelli, 2011).

In the pilot, non-systematic missing values were approached with "hot deck imputation" —copying values from other respondents with similar but complete response patterns in the scale analysis in order to make full use of the small sample [ 30].